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Grant Program Overview
Apr. 04, 2024 7:00 a.m.
Our club foundation recently granted an unprecedented amount of $130,000 in one-time donation to three local organizations! On April 4th, we will be hearing from the grantees on how the funds are being utilized and the impact these funds are making in our own community. This is in addition to the ~$180,000 we are already spending on various projects and organizations this Rotary year. It will be a memorable and historic time for our club and community!
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Apr. 05, 2024
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Apr. 06, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Yea! Books for the World is once again sorting and palletizing books to ship to Rotary Club led literacy projects around the world.
In case you are new to the West U Rotary Club, Books For The World is an International Service Project, started in 2000 by the Rotary Club of Seabrook and supported by Rotary Clubs nationwide, Rotaract Clubs, and Interact Clubs. We are proud to announce the shipment of our 430th 40’ shipping container of books and school furniture (for a total of over 21 million pounds with a value of over $210 million) to Rotarian led literacy projects in 25 countries in Africa and around the world.
You are welcome to serve at any of the book sortings and to bring your friends and middle school and older kids to help sort and palletize books on any of the dates below.
Our warehouse is not air-conditioned or heated. Please dress appropriately.
Yes, you are welcome to bring used English (or Spanish) library, children's, and text books to donate to the project as long as they are in good condition and are of a content useable by an adult or child in an English speaking country.. We are no longer accepting encyclopedias or magazines.
The new address is 3401 Navigation and our space is about half way down the warehouse complex.
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Apr. 06, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Here is the link to register for the Rise Against Hunger Meal packing event.
April 6, 2024
8901 Jameel Rd - Houston
Come enjoy the fellowship and fun! It is listed on the Rotary District Website and I want West U Rotarians to sign up first, since West U Rotary is paying most of the bill.
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Apr. 07, 2024
THIS EVENT IS FULL, SEE YOU NEXT TIME! Come out and volunteer to support Challenger Division Baseball! 6 to 8 volunteers needed to help with staffing the dugout concession stand during the games and serving sno-cones to some pretty awesome kids. Please show up at the dugout at Wallin Field (at the corner of University and Auden) across from West U city hall no later than 1:30 and plan to stay until 3:30. This is a great chance to be part of a wonderful experience for these kids and to show West U what Rotary is all about. Contact John Barnes for questions. 713.553.9357 or email him at john@jpbarnes.com |
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Apr. 07, 2024 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
I'm excited share with you information about Heartstrings: Connection to the World's Children, a new interactive and immersive exhibit curated by UNICEF USA that will bring the global challenges faced by the young to the forefront. This multi-city exhibit will kick off in Houston and run from March 21 to April 7. It is part of a 13-city journey over the next two years that will bring this exhibit to over 200,000 people. The event represents a collaborative effort to connect communities with the realities of kids worldwide. The immersive display will be carried out across eight zones in Post Houston, each dedicated to highlighting core pillars crucial for the success and future of the world's youth. The first part of the exhibit talks about birth to a few years old and what it's like being a child as a way to connect people to the things that are important for children in those first 1,000 days of their lives. Other sections in the show explore themes such as education and the importance of being heard.
For timed-entry tickets and more details, click this. To learn more about what you'll experience during this exhibit, please view the first 1:45 of this video or read more in a recent issue of Houstonia Magazine. Members of the Rotary Club of West U plan to go as a group on Sunday, April 7, 2024 at 4:30 PM. All Rotarians and their families are welcome to join us! |
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Apr. 14, 2024
THIS EVENT IS FULL, SEE YOU NEXT TIME! Come out and volunteer to support Challenger Division Baseball! 6 to 8 volunteers needed to help with staffing the dugout concession stand during the games and serving sno-cones to some pretty awesome kids. Please show up at the dugout at Wallin Field (at the corner of University and Auden) across from West U city hall no later than 1:30 and plan to stay until 3:30. This is a great chance to be part of a wonderful experience for these kids and to show West U what Rotary is all about. Contact John Barnes for questions. 713.553.9357 or email him at john@jpbarnes.com |
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Apr. 19, 2024
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Apr. 20, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Yea! Books for the World is once again sorting and palletizing books to ship to Rotary Club led literacy projects around the world.
In case you are new to the West U Rotary Club, Books For The World is an International Service Project, started in 2000 by the Rotary Club of Seabrook and supported by Rotary Clubs nationwide, Rotaract Clubs, and Interact Clubs. We are proud to announce the shipment of our 430th 40’ shipping container of books and school furniture (for a total of over 21 million pounds with a value of over $210 million) to Rotarian led literacy projects in 25 countries in Africa and around the world.
You are welcome to serve at any of the book sortings and to bring your friends and middle school and older kids to help sort and palletize books on any of the dates below.
Our warehouse is not air-conditioned or heated. Please dress appropriately.
Yes, you are welcome to bring used English (or Spanish) library, children's, and text books to donate to the project as long as they are in good condition and are of a content useable by an adult or child in an English speaking country.. We are no longer accepting encyclopedias or magazines.
The new address is 3401 Navigation and our space is about half way down the warehouse complex.
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Apr. 21, 2024
THIS EVENT IS FULL, SEE YOU NEXT TIME! Come out and volunteer to support Challenger Division Baseball! 6 to 8 volunteers needed to help with staffing the dugout concession stand during the games and serving sno-cones to some pretty awesome kids. Please show up at the dugout at Wallin Field (at the corner of University and Auden) across from West U city hall no later than 1:30 and plan to stay until 3:30. This is a great chance to be part of a wonderful experience for these kids and to show West U what Rotary is all about. Contact John Barnes for questions. 713.553.9357 or email him at john@jpbarnes.com |
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Apr. 21, 2024 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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Apr. 28, 2024
THIS EVENT IS FULL, SEE YOU NEXT TIME! out and volunteer to support Challenger Division Baseball! 6 to 8 volunteers needed to help with staffing the dugout concession stand during the games and serving sno-cones to some pretty awesome kids. Please show up at the dugout at Wallin Field (at the corner of University and Auden) across from West U city hall no later than 1:30 and plan to stay until 3:30. This is a great chance to be part of a wonderful experience for these kids and to show West U what Rotary is all about. Contact John Barnes for questions. 713.553.9357or email him at john@jpbarnes.com |
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Apr. 29, 2024 11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
The Code Academy Dyslexia School of Houston will be the recipient of 2024's Golf Tournament donation. Please start planning now to have your golf team participate! Please download the flyer found on the left of this page. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SPONSORSHIPS, PLEASE CONTACT GEOFF LANCELEY AT 713-400-8005 OR GLANCELEY@WEALTHENHANCEMENT.COM To pay via check, please make check payable to the West U Rotary Club Foundation and mail check and payment form to PO Box 272727, Houston TX 77277 To pay online, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wu-rotary-golf-tournament-2024-benefiting-the-code-academy-dyslexia-school-tickets-841655192337 To pay via phone, please call Melissa Ramon at 281 726 6167
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May 03, 2024
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May 04, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Yea! Books for the World is once again sorting and palletizing books to ship to Rotary Club led literacy projects around the world.
In case you are new to the West U Rotary Club, Books For The World is an International Service Project, started in 2000 by the Rotary Club of Seabrook and supported by Rotary Clubs nationwide, Rotaract Clubs, and Interact Clubs. We are proud to announce the shipment of our 430th 40’ shipping container of books and school furniture (for a total of over 21 million pounds with a value of over $210 million) to Rotarian led literacy projects in 25 countries in Africa and around the world.
You are welcome to serve at any of the book sortings and to bring your friends and middle school and older kids to help sort and palletize books on any of the dates below.
Our warehouse is not air-conditioned or heated. Please dress appropriately.
Yes, you are welcome to bring used English (or Spanish) library, children's, and text books to donate to the project as long as they are in good condition and are of a content useable by an adult or child in an English speaking country.. We are no longer accepting encyclopedias or magazines.
The new address is 3401 Navigation and our space is about half way down the warehouse complex.
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May 18, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Yea! Books for the World is once again sorting and palletizing books to ship to Rotary Club led literacy projects around the world.
In case you are new to the West U Rotary Club, Books For The World is an International Service Project, started in 2000 by the Rotary Club of Seabrook and supported by Rotary Clubs nationwide, Rotaract Clubs, and Interact Clubs. We are proud to announce the shipment of our 430th 40’ shipping container of books and school furniture (for a total of over 21 million pounds with a value of over $210 million) to Rotarian led literacy projects in 25 countries in Africa and around the world.
You are welcome to serve at any of the book sortings and to bring your friends and middle school and older kids to help sort and palletize books on any of the dates below.
Our warehouse is not air-conditioned or heated. Please dress appropriately.
Yes, you are welcome to bring used English (or Spanish) library, children's, and text books to donate to the project as long as they are in good condition and are of a content useable by an adult or child in an English speaking country.. We are no longer accepting encyclopedias or magazines.
The new address is 3401 Navigation and our space is about half way down the warehouse complex.
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Jun. 15, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Yea! Books for the World is once again sorting and palletizing books to ship to Rotary Club led literacy projects around the world.
In case you are new to the West U Rotary Club, Books For The World is an International Service Project, started in 2000 by the Rotary Club of Seabrook and supported by Rotary Clubs nationwide, Rotaract Clubs, and Interact Clubs. We are proud to announce the shipment of our 430th 40’ shipping container of books and school furniture (for a total of over 21 million pounds with a value of over $210 million) to Rotarian led literacy projects in 25 countries in Africa and around the world.
You are welcome to serve at any of the book sortings and to bring your friends and middle school and older kids to help sort and palletize books on any of the dates below.
Our warehouse is not air-conditioned or heated. Please dress appropriately.
Yes, you are welcome to bring used English (or Spanish) library, children's, and text books to donate to the project as long as they are in good condition and are of a content useable by an adult or child in an English speaking country.. We are no longer accepting encyclopedias or magazines.
The new address is 3401 Navigation and our space is about half way down the warehouse complex.
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Jun. 18, 2024
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Jun. 20, 2024
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The Ins and Outs of End-of-Life Planning.
Jun. 20, 2024 7:00 a.m.
Jane Shapiro ventured to Houston from the Boston area back in the 1980’s. She received her degree from Boston College and holds a certificate as an Assisted Living Administrator and is licensed as a Pre Need Planning Advisor. She has enjoyed being part of the Houston community for the past 40 years. She’s been affiliated with several healthcare organizations in providing training/development to employees, building relationships within the medical and religious community, counseling families seeking senior living options, to her current role at Houston Jewish Funerals and Distinctive Life Cremation and Funerals. She has worked for HCA, US Physical Therapy, Aetna Health Plans, the Alzheimer’s Association, Brazos Towers and Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services. She takes pride in volunteering at the Evelyn Rubinstein JCC, Seven Acres, WU and Bellaire Sr. Centers, Weekly YMCA and is a member of Jewish Federation’s Business and Professional Group, River Oaks Women’s Breakfast Club, Houston Area Continuity of Care, Houston Gerontological Association, Houston Jewish Chamber of Commerce, Houston Women’s Chamber, Bellaire Business Association and lifetime member of Hadassah. Having joined Houston Jewish Funerals and Distinctive Life Cremation and Funerals back in 2018, she was tasked with educating and sharing the importance of Pre Need Planning to families in our community. Jane shares, that it’s truly a calling, a mitzvah and a gift to impart her knowledge and understanding while bringing her life experiences, passion and empathy to those in need. |
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Jun. 29, 2024 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Yea! Books for the World is once again sorting and palletizing books to ship to Rotary Club led literacy projects around the world.
In case you are new to the West U Rotary Club, Books For The World is an International Service Project, started in 2000 by the Rotary Club of Seabrook and supported by Rotary Clubs nationwide, Rotaract Clubs, and Interact Clubs. We are proud to announce the shipment of our 430th 40’ shipping container of books and school furniture (for a total of over 21 million pounds with a value of over $210 million) to Rotarian led literacy projects in 25 countries in Africa and around the world.
You are welcome to serve at any of the book sortings and to bring your friends and middle school and older kids to help sort and palletize books on any of the dates below.
Our warehouse is not air-conditioned or heated. Please dress appropriately.
Yes, you are welcome to bring used English (or Spanish) library, children's, and text books to donate to the project as long as they are in good condition and are of a content useable by an adult or child in an English speaking country.. We are no longer accepting encyclopedias or magazines.
The new address is 3401 Navigation and our space is about half way down the warehouse complex.
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Texas Heart Institute 2024-Mission and Relevance
Sep. 05, 2024 7:01 a.m.
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